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Lisa from Botany Downs

I am a student at New Zealand College of Chinese Medicine and am currently studying in my final year. The school requires a certain amount of clinical practice. If anyone wants to improve your immunity and restore your energy, or if you are suffering from back pain, neck pain, frozen shoulder, sciatica, arthritis, headaches and insomnia etc, you can contact me. I have had 15 years of nursing work experience in China and worked as an acupuncturist assistant in an acupuncture clinic in New Zealand for nearly 10 years. Treatment therapies include acupuncture, moxibustion, cupping, and auricular therapy. The school charges $ 10 each session and all treatments are conducted under the guidance of a professional supervisor. My name is Lisa, and phone number is 0211851358.

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